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, 1887-10-27
National Guard, First Regiment

The following roster of the Nation
ad al Guard OF Washington for the wear
1881, IS announced by Adjutant Gen.
eral X. q. O'Brien, and the officers
named will be respected and obeyed
accordingly: u
Eugene Semple, Olympia, Govern
or aud Commander in Chief: r q
OBrien, Olympia, Brigadier General
and AdIutant General; ". G. ELS
worth Walla Walla, Brigadier Gen
eral and Commissary General; ID. G
Lowell, Tacoma, Brigadier General
and z. NJ. General; Col. Henry G
struve, Seattle, Asst. Adjutant Gen
eral and Acting Judge Advocate Gen.
eral; Col. Thomas L. Minor, Seattle
Asst. Adiutant General and IActina
Surgeon General; Col. Fred. W
ecker, ColfaX, Asst Inspector OF
Ordnance; Lieut.. Col. q. Morris Hal
lsr, Seattle. Asst. 4Atddjjutant General
Lieut. Gol. HenEy Landes, Port Town
send, Asst. Ad5dtant General; Lieut.
Col, Michael Mccarthy, Walla Walla
Asst. Adlutant General; Major Albert
Mhyte, Tacoma, Asst. Adjutant Gen
eraL
FNst Brigade-Geo. D. Hill, Capt
l5. Army, retired, Seattle, Brigadiel
I General Commanding.
First Regiment Headquarters, Sc
attle.)-Golonel, John G. HaiDes, Sc
attic; Lieut.. Col. S. W. Scott, Seattle
Major, Charles Evans, Tacoma; Sur.
geon, Maj. F. A. IChurchill. Seattle
Chaplain, Capt. and Rev S. H. Wells
Tacoma; Adjutant, 1st Lieut. G. L.
T. Kellogg, Seattle; Quartermaster
LIST Lieut.. George B. AdaIr, Seattle
Commissary, 1st Lieut.. John A. Hat
field, Seattle.
Co. b, Seattle Rifles.-Jos. Greene
Captain G. l.. f. Kellogg, 1st Lieu
tenant: L. X, Dawson, I'd Lieutenant
Co. G, Tacoma Guards.-W.J. Fife
Captain; Paul 2. Walsh. 1st Lieuten.
ant; w. w. Sprague, I'd Lieutenant
Go. d, Queen City Guards.-J. H
McGraw, Captain; L. E. Hunt, Is
Lieutsnant; Daniel McKeon, I'd Lieu
tenant.
Go. E, Home Guards, Seattle. e
II. Carr, Captain; W.. T. Sharpe, Is
Lieutenant; Jos. F. Mcknight, &c
Lieutenant
90. +, Home Guards. Seattte.-G
Kinnear, Captain, W. V. Reinhart, Is
Lieutenanant; D. II. Gilman, e
Lieutenant.
Co. 6, BlakeleY Rifes.-Josepl
w. Phillips, Captain; David B. Jack
son, 1st Lieutenant; S. f. Smith, q
Lieutenant.
Co. II, Vanecuver.-T. D. Grover
Captain; J. Randolph Smith, Is
Lieutenant; Jno. E. Francis, I'd Lieu
tenant.
, 1887-10-27
SARAH j. NIcCaUrHr, Plaintiff

Juan.
SARAH j. M,CATTHr, FlairtiT
No lEEJ-
JAMES MCCARTHE Defendant.
The United Sia;cs OF america send greeting tc
James McC.r!l,-. defendant:
You ere hereby required - pear in an action
brought against Won by the above n;lmed plain
District Of the Territory "t Washington, holding
terms At the city Of Port Townsend. III the
County Of Jefferson, for the Counties or Jeiler
son. CLam, Island and san JuIn, and TO answer
the romplai=l filed therein within sixty day;
after HE date Of the frs publication OF this sum
against y"u, according 10 The prayer Of tie com
pi:tint fled herein.
The said action l. brought 10 dissolve tbs
bonds OF mdfrimony between P.IiHIff and de
iuuGsHt. That !h9 plaintiff he awarded the care
AID Gus tody Of her minor children, Mary Ell-n
aged - years: Fannie IL. Igr.i = year. and John
4, a-,ra year-: ana tor judgment for hsr cCsts
and Gishu>em ant> herein ON The .-rouudSof hil
bitUJl drunkenness f lhc defendant, for NOR,
than five years last past. and of abandonment
and d"ScrtiOa ot p,aInttE by defendant since
October -ith, lS>J, and of CrUci treatment 81
p ainiif by defendant. ard for neglect and ryfus,
al of defendant to make suitable any proVi
>IoES for plaintiffs support or fer the support
care and education OF said Chiidien since last
above named date. And you are hereby noti1, {
t.Gt II fail 10 appear ana anSwer sid conn laiu
- above required, plaintiff will apply TO tic
iourJ Tor Il- relief i iIUnandcd ia said complaint
49,. Witness Ilr Honorable. II. \. Jones
sr.. iui@r of said District Court, and the
: seal IhSt,of~ this H,h day of May
--,-= y, D., iNNG.
WM. Z. LEGERWOOD. Clerk.
by NT Ii WmTTLE>EY, Deputy.
BRADSHAW y Sachs, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
pa'r Of first PUbICation Sept. !. iSc'.
, 1887-10-27

Thomas Wildey, founder of the
erder of Odd Fellows, was born in
London, England, January 15, 1852,
and came to the United States when
he was thirty>three years of age. He
settled at Baltimore as coach spring
maker, and there instituted, in the
year 1919, the first Lodge of Odd
Fellows in America. Not much can
be said OF bis personalities, although
,suriosity, which has been busy with
him, cannot be said to be in any man
ner even tolerably gratifed. His sta
ton IN life was SO little elevated, and
his private life 80 uneventful as to
leave him much in obscurity. He
was characterized as true specimen
OF the English John Bull, with the
biuffness, sincerity and pluck of that
nation. He was an initiate of Lodge
NJ. IL of the Odd Fellows ordor in
London, and rose from the lowest to
the highest Office. On coming to this
country he made the acquaintance of
John .Welch, also IN Englishmun and
an Odd Fellow, 1878. The two,talked
much of old days and times and
r. Mildey concluded to publish n notice
for the meeting of such Odd Fellows
rs might be residing in the city. Tie
meeting took place on tho 18th of
April, 1878, five gentlemen being
present, Including Thomas Wildpy,
Who informed them of the intention
Of establishing the society of Odd
Fellowship. The lodge was estab--
lished and opened on Monday the
26th of April, 1919, under the title OF
Washington lodge No. l, of the In
dependant Order of odd Fellows in
the United States Wildey spent
ten years in making addresses aud
writing letters; many of which are Of
acknowledged excellence, and was
grand sire of the lodge from 1925 10
1888. He died at Baltimore, October
18th, 1861, The enterprise thus
started prospered slowly but surely
and today the order ranks among the
greatest in the country.
, 1887-10-27

Dy tilS i'elllhS lhc symptoms - oitca mistaken
inr Con uTnpion, SANTA ABLE f,1x broy1rfIt
smanes- !" many u household. b. it's p7o:apt
ure Tor Drrlkin: Tp the cold that Ieo often tev5
49, ''o'i 4f 'Hl.t-',E -,... .a.. s.'..- I...
in'- ais - tcrii-- H-. l;,-,t. .i.-.s.r a,.
g.. ~ rE.." HHf7-. srt ....a.s -. O.. q
ni Nr-ri t.tair!i. i;oih of I--c al, rial t,l-
ior''is .cA!ecic> I!- sold aud warranted hy Dr-
V. y. NlHk!cT. 8 t.O0 "a Package. : 10. sou.
, 1887-10-27
Better Service.
eTs9oHida-l

STsSoHidn-
The steamer Olympian, which left
a short time ago for Puget Sound,
is undergoing slight repairs at Taco
ma. Next week she will be put on
the route between Seattle and Vic
toria, making the round trip every
day except Sunday. She will leave
Seattle at 2 q. m, Port Townsend at
6 a. m. and arrive at Victoria at $50.
Returning she will leave Victoria az
10 a. H., Port Townsend at l D. NJ,
and arrive ct Seattle at 4 p. IN.
The Emma Hayward will run be-
twsen Seattle and Olympia daily ex-
cept Sunday. She leaves Seattle at 4
a. n. and arrive at Tacoma 6:l5, con-
Meeting with the local train for Port
land, and reach Olympia at IL 80.
Returning she will leave Olympia at l
p. NJ, arrive at Tacoma at 4 D. IN.
and lie there till $50. connecting
with the local train from Portland
and reach Seattle at S:45 p. m.
The steamer North Pacific will run
daily as local boat between Taco
ma and Seattle. She will leave Ta-
coma at $50 q. m, arriving at Seattle
ot " G. HI I0d1c OcdJll6 OsOO tilu III
rive at Tacoma at noon, connecting
with the switchback train for Port
land; leave Tacoma at 1:30 p. M, af-
ter the arrival of the swithback train
for Portland and from the east, ar
irving at Seattle p. NJ; leave Seat
tie 4:30 p. M, after the arrival of the
Oiympian from Victoria, arriving at
Tacoma z p. m, thus giving passen-
gers from the north the optionSof
staying over at Seattle or coming
through to Tacoma. The North Pa
cific win also run on Sundays, but
the schedule has not been fixed.
This arrangement will give the best
service the Sound has ever had, and
is the result of Manager Holcomb's
determination to give all the cities
and towns ample transportation IA
silities. The Geo. E. Starr will be
held az a reserve boat.
, 1887-10-27

Historian: The demand for lum-
bsr is making lively times on Gray's
Harbor- At Hoquiam, alone, the mill
company's stere has average sales of
$500 a day, which is pretty good for
a place that has but 200 Hoquiaul,
Aberdeen. Montesano, Cosmopolis,
on Gray's Harhor. Are all growing
towns, aud with proper effort Astoria
can secure and hold q profitable
Wholesale trade with that section.
, 1887-10-27
Rheun atisFn

1t Is an established fact that Hoods Sar-
sararilla has proven an invaluable remedy
in many severe cases Of rheumatism, effect
ing remarkable cures by its powerful action
in correcting the aeidity of the blood, which
is the cause OF tie disease, and purifying
and enriching the vital fluid.
It is certainly JGir to assume that what
Hoods SarsapariIla has done for others it
will do for you. Therefore, if you suffer
the pains and aches of rheumatism, give
this potent remedy fair trial.
A Positive Cure.
"I was troubled very much with rheuma,
tism in my hips, ankles, and wrists. 1
could hardly walk, and was conEned to my
bed q good deal of the time. Being rec
commended 20 try Hoods SarsapariIa, I
took four bottles and am perfectly well.
! cheerfully recommend Hoods SarSaparilla
's one Of the best blood purifiers in the
,.orld." w. L. WOOD, Bloomington, Ill.
For Twenty Years
/ have been afflicted with rheumatism. Before
1888 found no relief, but grew verse. then
began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, and it did
me more good than all the other medicine 1
ever had" Il. 7. BALCoM, Shirley. Mass
II suffered from what the doctors called
muscular rheumatism. L took Hoods Sar-
saparilla and am entirely cured" j. v. A.
PRoUDFooT, letter carrier, Chicago, Ill.
We shall be glad to send, free of charge
to all who may desire, 4 book containing many
additional statements Of cures by
Hoods Sarsaparilia
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for S.. Made
only by c. 1. HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
, 1887-10-27

hIch IN the purchase of trifes the s:yinr- TO II
iiiuSc pA con ,GitlrS our Catalogue IL sl.f,,ris
- ln-Is ElISe- ilu"dreds Of pgOpic buy Trnn ii
THrry rr nay; u II pays Them viii II nor pay ynu
me Oill-o ue ls sent free 10 aav address aud i
vauabIc book 10 li:tv,. whpihcr o;,,. ,.,rr. n
my my or not; WeinstOclS N Iuhin. lJrv foods.
SlnlhlnI Shoes, liaIs, iiOuSeIoId S;g3.I,iIrs &c
lp-ilJ Il street, SACRAMENTO Cal
, 1887-10-27
DISTRICT CSUaT POCKET.
To CONVENE OCT. "a, JUDGE II. A. JONES
PRESIDING.
TERRITORIAL CASES.

4S6. TER. VS. II. Flemming-es
cape from jail: 9. II. Hanford for def
957. Teri. VS. Jno. \. Leach--vio-
latirg Local Option Law; j. H. Lew.
Is for def
95S. Teri. Us j. W Beavo-violat
ing Local Option; j. II. Lewis for def
1913. Teri. vs. Fred. Brockway-
assault with a deadly weapon.
1923. Terr vs G W. Vail-unlaw
ful practice OF medicine.
, 1887-10-27

The Original Al crime Gin n ON j. ,.f ~,
III arg i"o,ounre lin bnScs and is sn absolute
,-Ie Tor ca sors :, uErn~- wounds. cI-aEprL
cure all kind Of pics. -, fn-f.i y,scinn''
Anietine ointm~Ht, SID hy lr.Ia.H l.. Mink
ter NJ - cents p.T oI-iy IN -! 20 c.fsIs
, 1887-10-27

THIS GOOD OLD STANDBY
accomplishes for everybody exactly what iscIaimed
forit one of the reasons for the great popularity Of
the Mustang Liniment IS found in its universal
applicability. Everybody needs such medicine.
The Lumberman needs it in case OF accident
The Housewife needs it for general family use
The Canalcr needs 1t for his teams and his meR-
Tho Mechanic needs it always on his work
bench.
The Miner needs 1t In case OF emergency.
The Piaacerneeisit-can'tge get along without IT.
Th" : Ter needs it in his house, his stable.
and Ia. yard-
The e. -;-.,Ih8nt man OF the BOaInlau needs
It In liberal supply aieat and ashore.
The HoTsc-fancier needs it-it is his best
friend and safest reliance.
The StOck-grOwCr needs tit will save him
thousands OF dollars and world Of trouble.
The Railroad d MA needs 1t and Will need 1t SO
long his life is round OF accidents and dangers.
The BackwoOdsman needs it. There is moth
ing like it as antidotc for the dangers to life,
limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The Merchant needs 1t about his store among
his employees. Accidents will happen, and when
these come the Mustang Linment swanted at once.
Keep n Bottle in the House. IT'S the best Of
economy.
Keep n Bottle in the Factory. Its immediate
In Of accident saves pain and loss of wages.
Keep u Bottle AISva SO in the stable for
use when wPHT""-
, 1887-10-27
U. :. DOCKET

S74. Us. vs. All Sing smuggling.
SIS. U. S VS. Chas. Foster-smug
Cling.
902. Z. S. VS. n. J. Hedstram, H.
Rohrberg, n. Oscar Lindgreen and j.
Olson criminal action under sec. S92.
101S. L. Svs Fred Bisscll ll-smug.
CLING
, 1887-10-27

Il IS useless to attempt the cur. rf Il V
disorder. If the i'lns,h is n'inuci tu -,
MAN impure. NeurainiH AMI Theum.t
,lSn are trac~ahe tu ,iIsorrlercd cni.Ii.
'lnn OF the i'!'rd, fId il unmber!s IS
Gases bavr been cu-r,l by taking IA few
bottles al Ayers SnrsnnarIlln..
, 1887-10-27
SUMM

IL the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
{ let of the Trrrito.y of Washington, holding
terms at Fort Townsend. jefferson County, fOl
, 1887-10-27
oHI-V FORTY CENTS.

~ p1s,a.e stamps .or ,.w Nfc,le Plated Stem
Nindcr ami Stem Settle. watch. lust ratented
Address ROY JACKSON, Box L. 5II at lclth
stf-c'- City Mention III aper.
, 1887-10-27

LITTLE Rock, Oct 2l-A report
comes today of fight in Indian
Territory between the vigilantes and
outlaws, in which 151nen were killed
or severely injured. 1t is impossible
to get the facts.
TUcSoN, October 2l-Advices from
Tnbaca in this territory state that
small pox is raging there in 4 malig.
naRt form.
SAN JOSE, Oct 21.-Jose Raminez,
who killed a companion named Accro
at u dance in the Almaden mines, was
sentence.i this morning to be hanged
on Dec. ID.
LONDON, Oct Zl-The death is an
nounced of jules DcLesseps, Count
Ferdinand DeLcsseps' brother. and
Baron Stern, the we'll known financier.
The Lord Mayor has called a
meeting TO consider means for aiding
the unemployed thousands in London
ST. PETERsBUG, Oct. 2I.-Excaya-
tions in Jerusalem on tie ground
belonging to the Russian government
have resulted in the discovery oF The
remains Of the ancieut town wall. and
the position 81 the gates af the town.
during the lifetime OF onr Savior, and
through which he passed to Golgotha.
, 1887-10-27

l.e EticiiaG's Golden Balsam No. J. Curst
Chancres- first and second stages: Sores on the
Legs and Body: Sore Ears Eyes, Nose, eie-,
COppeT-csloTei BlOtcheS, Syphiltic Csisrrs,
diseased Scalp, and all primary forms OF the
disease known syphilis PTiet- so.ea
per Bottle,
lie ticIInu'> Golden BaISaln No. 2. Cunf
Tertiary, MeTcurial SyPhiliiis rheumatism,
Pains in the Bones, Pains in the Iie.d Ditk
of the necS, liberated Sore Throat Syphiltfie
Fash, Iumps and contracted CouGS, Stliness
OF the Limbs, and eradicates all diseases from
the system, whether caused by indiscreiion OF
abuse OF Mercury, leaving the blood pure ana
healthy Price $500 per Bottle.
&c Ric uu'- Golden Spanish Aniidotr l1i
the cure of GHnorrhga. elect. Irritation Gravel
and all Urinary or Gcnitsi disaTTangements
Price. $3.50 per Bottle
f.e Kiei.RU'S Golden spanish, EuJeetisn'
for severe cases OF GoneTriifra, lnnamhaIoiJ
Gleet, StrictEres. &c Price. Sl.5O per
Hottie
lie Richau's Golden Ointment for the ef.
fectiye healing of Syphllitlc Sores, ana erup-
tons. Price, 81 co per Box.
H.c fsfchau. Golden Pills. Nerve and Brain
treatment; loss Of pky-iCai power. excess oI
oVcr-wOrk, frOSrstiCn II, etc. Price, S5.oe
per Box.
Tonic and EeFSiHe.
Sent everywhere, q. o. H., securely packed,
per express
q. +. RICHARDS & Co, Agents
i21 Il i29 SansOme 81, cor. Ciny
SaR Francisco, Cal.
~-CIRCULAR MAILED FREE
, 1887-10-27

PALATSA, Fla, Oct. 19.-Judgs W.
Archer Cooke, author of several books
OH law, died at Sanford yesterday,
aged 10.
PARIS, Oct. '19.-The Emperor of
] RAIL denies his intention of abdi
eating his throne unlcS, his health
should become seriously enfeeble,l.
At present he is ouioying good health
and his activity is unabated.
LINCOLN, Neb obi. 20.-Two Bur-
hngton an! Missouri freight trains
coliidea near the village of Mood
lawn, miles north of here. about 9
o'clock this morning. The engine
and dozen cars were completely
wreck,ti and Immediately took fire.
Isarc Davenport, brakemen Oh one of
the trains, got his fsot caught be-
tween the engine, tender and an iron
bar. The flames were drawing near
him and the only way to release him
was to chop his feet loose with an
axe His right knee was crushed so
that it was necessary to amputate the
leg above that joint. He is dying.
The wreck was caused by the care
lessness of the conductor OF the north
bound train, who pulled out without
noticing the other train had not reg
istered. He has disappeared.
San Francisco, October 2O.-Earth-
quakes are reported this morning in
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CEAMSTRESS and CHAMBERMAlD.-By
- neat competent young girl as nrstelass ana
ohambernsd in private family nIsLcas Iy ,
marin naor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
financial.
NETWORK.
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
RAILWAY co.
Nickel Plate.)

The Purchasing Committee under agreement OF feo'
1897 for the reorganization OF the NewYork chicago anu
ST. Louis Railway Company, HEREBY CIV 10 w.
h, ac,rtv holder, fyyho have not already asseute to
avail themselves benefits unicr SAIL agreement u''
present their the Central Trust COMPANY
OF New.York stamping deposit their bonds with sau
trust company and pay stock assessments and nave @
stock certificates properly stamped by said trust company On
OR BEFORE MARCH 10. 1884,
After the 10Th Inst bond certificates bond and VIII
only stamped received under tho agreement upon pay
men OF per share and per cent OF the lace 'u
bonds and bond certificates
F.P. OLCOTT,
CHAIRMAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
TO THE HOLDERS OF
PEORIA, DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE MULE
BONDS;

~ NEw.YoRK. March /, 1881
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that an issue oil fory'ye'r'
per cent second mortgage bonds datei November 'o'o
secured by mortgage upon the Peoria Decatur ana hV
VILE Railway made tho undersigned and william A. non
o =. rustea having been authorized and prepared the
undersigned will on and after March 1887 exchange inc
same bond for bond par for the outstanding income Doh
OF said company viz Upon the Peoria Division ssosooo anu
anon the Evansville Division 81 100000 amounting III al "
s2OSs. 900.
TIE CENTRAL TRUST CO. OF NETWORK,
BY
r. p. OLCOTT,
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
Brooklyn prcpertp for Sale ano 90 Let.


Hanrv .t. an extra lot II desired Address or apply TO
L. CLARKE Tribune Office. NewYork
fJIO IET.-In BROOKLYN. second floor and part
OF third floor house No. 81 Nernonave near Mtoy
ave ali the Improvements iandy 70 ou
car roues TO the ferries the Bridge seven MINUTES
from Nostrandave elevated rOal staon rent sZV
10 be let 10 family American. without clnen mn,
die age man and wife preferred Apply 10 owner on INC
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Doar0 ano Rooms Udnte0.

PARTMENT WANTED.-A parlor and i
~ OF 3 bedrooms well situated Possession lst AWiL
In house whore there restaurant or whore meals can be-
furnished desired This IL wanted by family living ou 3
town for they TO tho city Address WIN mi
particulars 10 alton terms. A. H. C.. Tribune pio"n
Olice, 1888 Broadway.
physician desires back parlOr, Office and
bedroom with small private family. living between 5oih
seth sts Park and 9th aves or would rent IRON ialy
desrng 10 in that location Address MtgClN, lIlO
une Branch ONCE, 1907 3i.ave.
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REAL ESTATE
p,rsrNEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

-. eompsiut begins TO be that west side lots are
ux 40 high as to leave profit for builders who want to
vrve the property During the public hours yesterday
thar was large attendance the stand Of r. " Harnett
Co. lots in West Endave and siHty'thrus1 were
.s..uvrsd IN March 80 Three lots IN one hundred-an
ShfrSietlst seventy five west OF Grand Bouleyar
hronSft 900 each nom d. Humphrey. No 40 First
49, RrcoIlyn three story house. sold to Mira
Ehsries Pike for $4,000. smyh Il Ryan; Herkne1r =,
Rroohlvn No 1884 renting S2s month"; brought SS43u
frea William Dusenbury The same buyer TOOK NO $50 a,
40 40 No SOB Fifty fthst an Astor lease having
fTSnty wears to run May 1886 at ground rent OF
Sy0s g. brought $4,000 from the plaintiff IN
ma >se yesterday at private contract OF
Easx Tepths 55x5OI94 to A. g. Sedgewick for $40 SOU
There was call brokers' citing Tor TWO OF tree
lots IN the Tenth or Thirteenth Wards also Tor properly ~
Grand Spring. Brcome or Crosby sts for investment
twenty sevenhst offered for Sl2oO0 also TWO three
storJ dwellings IN Morton-st, 2ox5o1IVo each
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Bnsiness propcrin for 5aIc rno Go frt
City propsrtp il,aniea.

WANTED.--DOwn-t0w property for cash
W buyorA rutland WHITING. 6Beekman-st
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Ocean 5teamcro.

HAMBURG AMERICAN IS. LINE FOX
1 Plymouth Uondonl. Cherhourg Paris. HAMBURG
Ioraya March Il. II 50 y. Gcilert Marin - a''O
A. H. I.ugia. March ~ Losing, March 81, 10 a. 4
Fist Cabin $50 500 and SO. Sterrlee ~ lnW ii.t
KTNUAEDT a co. &. H RICHARD 4 co.
Cen Agts III Bfoai IT, Ny Gen Pas Agis, 81 Bway NY
INMAN LINE. L. s and ROYAL Nail Steamers
i TOR OVFFNhTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY or MONTREAL .... IS day, March ~ p M
CITY or HfRflN. 1ucsoav. March -. 90 a M
CITY or CHFsIf R.........Tu STAY. March % 30 m
CITY or HICU NOND IN STAY A'r T. ~ D. III
Prom Imam Pier foot OF Granf.st- Jersey CITY. -
CABIN PASSAGE, $50 and upward iNTEhAEDIAIf,
so bTEEEAGF 400 800
NO. Broadway, y. /.
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NOTICE.


~ located a. Cincinnati IN The state ~ Ohio i.conr u
afa All rote loacf ana oh'rs creditors ~ ail Asso-
caou therefore lfTtly notified 60 present Tie holes AMI
oiAoI clsln against TIE Assocstlon for rayr ent ~
y. IL DOR Cashier
Dated February 10. 1857.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-09

U-r. = = - -, H. .,-..I -,
Challenges any hne N lhc three cities.
Ionk At ;A. roster. aud theu consider
whether ,he nry, Rock island nine Aas any
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-09
River ssipiets.
The Josie passed south this morning
1hr Mnrinn Mlnt down XeN1ertihN Y VIII

The Josie passed south this morning
The Morton went down yesterday with
fine trip.
The Pittsburg came up this morning
and went north this afternoon.
The Josephine touched at this port
bound north this morning
The War Eagle of the St Louis and
st. Paul line, viii arrive at The port this
evening on her first trip this season. with
Capt Thomas L. Davidson command
Ing.
Capt Durham brought up the governs
ment steamer Gen Barnard this morning
and Stated for the north The Barnard
has been recently painted and looks gay
and bright A. Dubuque she meets tbo
proceed to Lake City TO begin work at
that point.
The Moline DisPateh gives tue Du-
mond 10 rapids pilots All uuwarranled
blast, aud in dong So mamiests It's cu,re
ignorance OF steamboat business. and the
rapids pilot who informs the DtNpotcb
that any boat can 90 into the Moliuc
harhpr. knows NO more about the "a pils
thau the paper Itself The Diamond Io
pllols arr IS Wncb Interested IN impfnv
iug h. business OF the lioe IS any other
appi"Ye, for when Times are bright for
he boats thy pilots Who arc paid 50 much
q lrp ind more buS,arss If Our Moline
contemporary will take the trouble te
telephone The local Drumond Jo office be
fore making suoa Il statement "a ia, tu
Jure. It Viii yet r'tI6gs more correct